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WMPinfo.xml

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crapoulou -  
Hello,

I would like to know what this WMPinfo.xml file corresponds to, please.

Thank you.Configuration: Windows XP Firefox 2.0.0.9

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  1.  crapoulou Moderator
    No one knows?
    I find it on my USB stick, for example!
    What is it??!??
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    1. crapoulou Moderator
      Someone to tell me???
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      1. Orphebus
        It's a file created by Windows Media Player in MP3s, USB drives, and stuff like that. It's not important, you can delete it.
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        1. bikepunk
          It's more precisely a file that serves for Windows Media Player 11 to synchronize.
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        2. anonime
          yes, but it keeps coming back all the time
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        3. crapoulou Moderator
          So you let him go ;-).
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      4. paco
        I have a USB drive with WMPinfo that is blocking everything for me, I can't delete it because it's write-protected. What should I do?
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        1. crapoulou Moderator
          tente de formater ta clé USB (copie-colle tes données sur ton ordi) et formate pour ne rien perdre.
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          1. flo
            I deleted this file and when I try to put music on my phone, my computer shows me "the available space on the mobile device is insufficient" even though there is still a lot of memory. How can I start transferring files to my phone again?
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            1. Anonyme
              There is sometimes a difference in memory; the memory on the disk is different from the memory in the folder. It may be that your computer tells you that a file is 3.00 MB on your PC, but it may take up more space on a portable device, for example 3.20 MB.
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          2. crapoulou Moderator
            What do you mean by syncing up?
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            1. nicos26
              Synchronizing is like copying files (music, for example) by removing DRM protection.
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            2. crapoulou Moderator
              @nicos26Okay, thanks.
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